Then a Blender startup script can be added, using the path for user config files.

Note: Copy the third wrapped command line as a single command for success.

The following commands using Python 3.10 will install pip first & then a compatible Python Numpy package ( is hosted by Python Packaging Authority or PyPA so it's a trusted site in terms of downloading get-pip.py to install pip):Ĭurl https:/ /bootstrap. * Note: The blender and blender- to ensure a complete Python 3.10 install is available. *** For older updates about builds see 'Updates' after 'Install' below *** If software at this site is useful to you then please consider a donation: *** Big thanks to the few (0.25% of all users) who have donated to support this project, you have helped keep it alive to now! To the 99.75% of users who have not donated: please do so if you can as a significant increase in support is still needed for work on these PPAs to continue long term. net/~savoury1 for general updates about this Launchpad site before contacting me or reporting any bugs! *** *** Please always see https:/ /launchpad. blender -version.Blender 3.4.1 builds (plus 2.93.14 LTS & 3.3.3 LTS) for Xenial & newer. To check afterwards that the installation worked, you can cd into the resulting Blender directory and type. The v is optional and is just for verbosity. This should give you a *.tar.xz file, which for me was 129M. On an Ubuntu 18.04 machine, type wget and paste the link: $ wget Simply go to the appropriate release, right-click the desired file, and copy the link address as shown in the screenshot: To clarify yamalai's wget answer, which currently doesn't work for me due to a broken link, you can find a list of all the releases of Blender at.

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